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Madrigals to five voices (published in 1601) : a madrigal / by Richard Carlton (included by Morley in the "Triumphs of Oriana", published in 1601) ...

Carlton, Richard, approximately 1558-1638?, author.
1923
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Title
Madrigals to five voices (published in 1601) : a madrigal / by Richard Carlton (included by Morley in the "Triumphs of Oriana", published in 1601) ...
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell, 1923.
Description
xvi, 165, [1] p. ; cm.
Associated name
Carlton, Richard, approximately 1558-1638?, author.
Series statement
English madrigal school ; v. 27
Note
With reproduction of original title page and dedication.

The lyrics by Edmund Spenser are from his Faerie queene.

Includes reduction for piano.

Reduction ratio varies.
Contents
The love of change
Content thyself with thy estate
The self-same things
When Flora fair
All creatures then
From stately tower
With her sweet locks
Like as the gentle heart
Nought under heaven (words by Edmund Spenser)
So whilom learned (words by Edmund Spenser)
Sound saddest notes
Let every sharp
If women can be courteous
Nought is on earth (words by Edmund Spenser)
Ye gentle ladies (words by Edmund Spenser)
The witless boy
Who seeks to captivate
Who vows devotion
The heathen gods for love
O vain desire
Even as the flowers do wither
Madrigal from "The triumphs of Oriana" : Calm was the air.
Series
Microbook library of English literature.
English madrigal school ; v. 27.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.

Call number
M2 .F4 v.27

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